Marine Ornithology Endnote Style - Available to Everyone

Adrift Lab team members recently began drafting a new paper for Marine Ornithology. After searching the internet for an Endnote style file, they quickly realised none exists for this journal. Logically, they reached out to numerous colleagues and bird-related groups via email, social media & put a discussion post on Research Gate asking folks to share existing files. After two weeks of searching, no file appeared.

This was both frustrating and disappointing on a number of fronts. First, our lab had clearly spent valuable time and energy searching for this file with no success. We quickly realised countless others must have had similar experiences. And like us, after giving up the search, would have created their own Endnote style file from scratch (a few colleagues replied to our emails indicating they’d elected to manage their references by hand due to the lack of Endnote file - crazy!) 👎

As a community, we can do better than this!

Adrift Lab contacted the Editorial Board at Marine Ornithology who are investigating whether it’s possible for an Endnote style file to be posted on the journal’s webpage. In the meantime, here’s the Endnote style file we created, open access and available to all - how wonderfully efficient 🎉 🙌

Note: please let us know if the file contains any errors, we will happily correct and re-post an updated version. And if anyone has a file for Mendeley or other platforms they’d like to share, send it to us via email and we’ll happily post it here so others can access it.

1 March 2021 - UPDATE - the new official Endnote style for Marine Ornithology is now available via Clarivate

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